So for those of us still in possession of our mortal spirits, this remains firmly on the list of books that Im regularly willing to shell out hard-earned cash for. If it hasnt embedded itself on yours at this stage, well not stop harping on about it until it has. Exceptional stuff. Read Full Review

And we end with a huge cliffhanger! You got me, Wiebe. I'm in and I can't wait to see where you go from here. Read Full Review

How this fantasy comic can be a high fantasy romp, a smart story, and have a deep emotional resonance makes it a book that needs to be praised. It needs to be read. And now with this arc done, and after it is collected next month, you owe it to yourself to read it. Read Full Review

Darkly funny, touching and beautifully illustrated, Rat Queens is as close to perfect as comic books can get. Read Full Review

Then theres Sawyer and Hannahs relationship that has always been a back and forth love affair where one always has too much pride, but this time theres something more entrancing. In a moment of trying to accept or return his love and life which she in no way should or needs to Hannah reveals something huge to Sawyer and to the readers (Thats why her hairs so big, its full of secrets!). Again, so much emotion is put into these moments and its mirrored by the struggle that Dee faces with her past. What happens when faced with inherited guilt, ultimate power, and evil, who can handle it? Read this issue now to find out, right now. Read Full Review

This series continues to knock it out of the park with its brilliant and witty characters, surprising story turns and epic battles. Here's hoping the next big storyline can match such high quality. Read Full Review

“Rat Queens” #10 is a fantastic issue that does a lot of important things while wrapping up the arc in a satisfying manner. The ending cliffhanger sets up the next arc perfectly and I'm going to be anxiously awaiting the next issue. This series is back on track and comics is better for it. Read Full Review

This comic feels like the best parts of a good RPG (pen & paper or video game) from the epic big bad bosses down to the banter and graphic language that you know every hero would actually be saying if the world is going to hell. Read Full Review

Rat Queens #10 isn't the strongest ending to an arc, but it's still a fun issue. There are quite a few revealing moments, and some relationships are expanded upon. Wiebe does a masterful job at blending genres, and Sejic is proving to be worthy for the great series. Read Full Review

The artwork by Stephan is good for the most part, but it doesnt dazzle just yet, for me anyway. From my understanding, this is his second issue as he replaced the one who shall not be named. Perhaps if he gets a few more issues in there, finding his groove, he will no doubt make the book all the more fun to look at. Sometimes it takes a while for an artist to get his groove when working with a writer with a vision in mind, but then again what do I know? Im no artist. Read Full Review

Rat Queens is trying to evolve to new places with issue #10. And I'm happy to join them. Read Full Review

The whole experience is wonderful. I fuckin love these crazy broads and all but sometimes it feels like they are too cool to be real. Obviously they are mage elves and smidgens so they are probably not real on our plane of existence but like, one likes to think humanoid beings are humanoid in mind; and this is our confirmation. Read Full Review